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21Shares Secures Approval to Launch Spot Dogecoin ETF on Nasdaq

21Shares has officially entered the spot Dogecoin ETF race, announcing its product with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. As it follows an automatic approval to list on the Nasdaq stock market under the ticker TDOG. As per the 21Shares filing to the U.S. SEC, it has submitted its final

January 12, 2026 2 mins read

SEC to Hold Miami Meeting With Crypto Startups and Developers

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has announced that its Crypto task force will visit Miami on January 27 to meet directly with the early-stage Crypto builders and Startups. The main goal is to listen to the Crypto community and gather feedback before finalizing new Crypto regulations.  Hester Peirce

January 8, 2026 2 mins read

Ethereum Activates Second BPO Hard Fork, Expands Blob Capacity

Ethereum has achieved another milestone this week as it has activated its second Blob Parameter-Only (BPO) hard fork, an aimed upgrade made to widen data capacity and back rollup-based scaling before a broader set of changes planned for this year.  The upgrade went live today and surged the blob limit

January 7, 2026 2 mins read

Quantum Computing Emerges as a Potential Threat to Bitcoin Security

Bitcoin is mostly known for its high degree of security, primarily because of its underlying blockchain technology. Although, experts warn that a new threat backed by quantum computing could lead to potential risks to cryptography via cryptographically relevant quantum computers (CRQCs).  The head of global investment research at Coinbase, David

January 7, 2026 2 mins read

U.S. SEC Receives Bitcoin and Solana ETF Proposals From Morgan Stanley

One of Wall Street’s biggest financial firms, Morgan Stanley, has filed with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to offer two kinds of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) tied to the value of Bitcoin and Solana, two of the most popular digital currencies. The documents were filed with the SEC

January 6, 2026 3 mins read

SEC Loses Its Strongest Crypto Skeptic as Commissioner Steps Down

Caroline Crenshaw, who served as a Commissioner in the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), officially left the Agency on January 2, 2026. Her absence changes how the Crypto regulation decision would take place by the other three Commissioners, as Caroline was the one who was the strongest opposition to

January 3, 2026 2 mins read
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